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PSLE Science Worksheet Pack — 2026 Edition

Written by experienced PSLE Science tutors. Used by 500+ P5 and P6 students. Full model answers, worked examples and the exact phrasing examiners look for.

15
Topics
660+
Questions
6
Diagrams
40-Mark
Mock Exam
  • Every MOE 2026 topic — 44 questions each: 20 MCQ + 8 Fill-in-the-Blanks + 6 True/False + 10 Open-Ended
  • Common Mistakes boxes on every open-ended question — real PSLE marking pitfalls
  • 6 colour diagrams: circuits, food web, water cycle, flower parts, life cycles, digestive system
  • Full 40-mark mock exam covering Forces, Electricity, States of Matter & Scientific Inquiry
  • Two editions: Teacher (full answers) + Student (write-in practice)
  • Completion checklist — Not started → In progress → Mastered
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Free sample from Topic 1: Forces & Motion — the same format used across all 15 topics.

SECTION A · MCQ

Q5. Object weighs 60N on Earth. Moon gravity = ⅙ of Earth's. Weight on Moon?

(A) 60N  (B) 360N  (C) 10N  (D) 6N

✓ C — 60 ÷ 6 = 10N. Mass unchanged; weight changes with gravitational field strength.

SECTION B · OPEN-ENDED [3 marks]

Explain how a parachutist reaches terminal velocity after jumping.

Model Answer: Gravity acts downward, air resistance is small at first → net downward force → accelerates. As speed increases, air resistance increases until it equals gravity → forces balanced → constant speed = terminal velocity.

✗ Common mistake: saying "gravity stops at terminal velocity" — gravity always acts throughout the fall.

All 15 topics covered

Every topic follows the same structure: Key Concepts → Worked Example → MCQ → Open-Ended, with Common Mistakes boxes throughout.

⚡ Forces & Motion
🌐 Food Chains & Food Webs
🌿 Photosynthesis & Plants
💡 Electrical Systems
🧪 States of Matter
🦠 Living Things & Adaptations
💧 Water Cycle
🦋 Animal Life Cycles
🧲 Magnets
🌟 Light & Shadows
🫁 Digestive System
🫀 Respiratory System
🌱 Plant Reproduction
🌍 Environment & Ecosystems
🔬 Scientific Inquiry

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